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Our top choices for Applecross Peninsula bed & breakfast

1. Applecross B&B & Luxury Cabins

Strathcarron

carolyn

HK$2,055 total

includes taxes & fees

1 Oct - 2 Oct

2. Old Pier Cottage B&B

Uig

Joe

HK$1,574 total

includes taxes & fees

17 Oct - 18 Oct

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Top Applecross Peninsula Hotel Reviews

Tingle Creek Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"The room was cosy and comfortable, and the made-to-order breakfast was excellent. There was also plenty of parking, which was very convenient. Our only suggestion for the owner would be to send the check-in information, including instructions for accessing the room, a day in advance via Expedia message or email. As international travellers, we had very limited mobile data signal when we arrived and had a little difficulty getting in touch with the owner for check-in. Once we were checked in, everything was great, and we had a wonderful stay. Thank you for your hospitality!"

Bracken Hide Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Pros: Quiet and peaceful. Beautiful views from cabin. Sauna was fabulous after a long day with variable weather conditions. You can book them in advance and have your privacy. Tea, coffee, hot pot refrigerator in rooms a big convenience. Bathrooms are modern, with in floor heating and towel warmers. Beds are comfy and linens are top notch. Breakfast included was delicious. Dinner was very good. Cons: There can be a bit of a hike to the cabin up hill. Don’t let that stop you this place is fantastic. But after a long day of hiking and rain it can be tough!! They will bring up your luggage just not you. Staff overall is very good but a few of the waiters and bartender it were odd to communicate with."

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